Standard Charizard GX / Rayquaza Turbo ~ P.E.A.C.H if needed

[DrNevermore]

I've just gotten back into the game for the first time since I was 6 (that was 20 years ago) and, after reading this forum and playing online, I came up with this variant of the Rayquaza Turbo strategy.

Pokemon (13)

• 4 Charmander BRS 18
• 3 Charmeleon BRS 19
• 2 Charizard GX BRS 20
• 4 Rayquaza GRI 106

Trairners (37

• 2 Rare Candy SUM 129
• 2 Float Stone BKT 137
• 2 Hau SUM 120
• 2 Tierno XY 39
• 2 Weakness Policy BRS 126
• 2 Kiawe BRS 116
• 2 Sophocles 123
• 3 Proffesor's Letter XY 123
• 3 Guzma BRS 115
• 3 Olivia BRS 119
• 3 Acerola BRS 112
• 3 Switch ROS 91
• 4 Ultra Ball ROS 93
• 4 Professor Sycamore PHF 101

Energy (10)

• 10 Fire Energy

Suggestions are always welcome!

 

[joffreyspikes]

I think you need 3 copies of Charizard GX and 1 copy of Charizard from Generations. Also, Tapu Lele-GX is a must for a Stage 2 deck (except Greninja which sets itself up with Water Duplicates), and Hau and Tierno are just bad. Consider replacing them with 4 copies of N. I dont think Professor Letter is necessary, or Switch, or Olivia either.

 

[DrNevermore]

I dont think Professor Letter is necessary, or Switch, or Olivia either.

What do you recommend in their place?

 

[joffreyspikes]

Maybe a couple of copies of Field Blower, but I am not too sure what else.

 

[SceptileSquad]

I would play at least 3 Double Colourless Energy, they work with both Rayquaza and Charizard. You want to start accelerating with Rayquaza ASAP so DCE will help with that.

 

[DrNevermore]

Tapu Lele-GX

Sadly, that's a little rich for my blood. I'll have to do without Tapu Lele GX and take my chances.

Maybe a couple of copies of Field Blower, but I am not too sure what else.

I'll give it a whirl.

I would play at least 3 Double Colourless Energy, they work with both Rayquaza and Charizard. You want to start accelerating with Rayquaza ASAP so DCE will help with that.

Funny enough I added 3 last night.